The provider’s Ongoing Professional Practice Evaluation (OPPE) profile suggests that the provider partially meets expectations, meaning 40% to 64% of measures are at the threshold. According to the organization's criteria, this level of performance warrants retaining privileges but likely with closer monitoring or additional support.

Partial Meeting of Expectations: When a provider partially meets expectations, it indicates that there are areas of performance that need improvement, but the provider is still performing sufficiently in enough areas to retain privileges.

Next Steps: The provider should likely undergo further evaluation or targeted support to address the areas where performance is lacking. This might involve additional training, mentoring, or a Focused Professional Practice Evaluation (FPPE) if specific concerns are identified.

Comparison to Other Options:

A. The provider fully meets expectations; do nothing is not applicable since the provider does not fully meet the performance criteria.

B. The provider does not meet expectations; refer to peer review would be appropriate if the provider's performance was below 40%, but that is not the case here.

D. The provider meets expectations; retain privileges would be correct if the provider was in the 65% to 80% range, which is not the situation here.